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Courtesy of the ASYCC CBI (Courtesy Boat Inspection Program)
Courtesy Boat Inspection Team
The goal of the ASYCC Courtesy Boat Inspection Program (CBI) is to prevent the introduction of invasive aquatic plants from entering the local watersheds. Invasive aquatic plants threaten the livelihood of the freshwater bodies ecosystems, surrounding Town's economies, and wildlife populations in the area. Invasive aquatic plants threatening New England's waterways include Hydrilla, Eurasian Milfoil,...
Courtesy of Erosion Control Crew....
Erosion Control Crew
Have you noticed erosion caused by wave action, storm events, or foot traffic paths on your property?
If so, the ASYCC Erosion Contol Crew (ECC) can help you free of charge!!
Each year the ECC completes conservation projects on properties within Goose Pond, Loon Pond, Mousam Lake, and Square Pond. Think you might have a erosion problem? Contact us for a FREE technical visit and site report.
This Spring has brought us a variety of temperatures and so far, most people feel we have not yet seen spring, and we are only a few days out from the First Day of Summer! Along with the fluctuations in temperature has come the onslaught of probably the most intense collection of allergy-producing pollen and blossom and spores that we have experienced in recent years.
Along with this, however, has been the worst year for TICKS that anyone can remember. A gentleman came into our office the oth...
Receive Updates Monthly Review from the Maine Dept of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife sent this bulletin at 04/06/2016 12:26 PM EDT
ISSUE NUMBER TWO • APRIL 2016
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & WildlifeMonthly Review
A look back at some of our most notable news!
Moose Mortalities Providing Clues About Moose Survival
In 2014, the Maine Department o...
This past several weeks we have experienced a roller-coaster ride through different weather patterns, with warm sunny days, the pretty heavy rains for a few days then warm again and then plummeting down into the high 'teens at night.
The sunrises and sunsets have been quite spectacular but as I looked out my window the other morning, the grim truth was almost assualtingly real - snow-flocked trees as far as one could see! Too much, too fast? That seems to be the concensus from those who take...
